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BEAR FAMILY RECORDS TEL +49(0)4748 - 82 16 16 • FAX +49(0)4748 - 82 16 20 • E-MAIL [email protected] KÜNSTLER Frank Frost with the Night Hawks TITEL Hey Boss Man! LABEL Bear Family Records KATALOG # BAF 18010 PREIS-CODE BAF EAN-CODE ÆxAKABMRy180100z ISBN-CODE 978-3-89916-666-8 FORMAT 180 g/Vinyl GENRE Blues ANZAHL TITEL 13 SPIELDAUER 32:57 Diese hochinteressante LP-Wiederveröffentlichung stellt einen der letzten 'echten' Bluesmänner aus dem Mississippi-Delta vor – Frank Frost – der einige der letzten 'echten' Down Home Blues aufgenommen hat. Folgendes gibt es hier zu entdecken: G 180-Gramm Direct-Metal-Mastering G 1 Bonus-Titel G 13 erstaunliche Einspielungen von einem versierten Sänger, Gitarristen und Mundharmonikaspieler auf dem Höhepunkt seiner Leistungsfähigkeit G Eine Mischung aus Frosts eigenen Songs und seinen Bearbeitungen von Blues-Themen und -Figuren aus längst vergangenen Zeiten G Die Musik einer kompakten, kontinuierlich arbeitenden Tourband, den Night Hawks, deren Mitglieder Sam Carr am Schlagzeug und Gitarrist Jack Johnson elementare Bestandteile und nicht bloß Begleitmusiker waren G Das Original-Cover und die Linernotes von damals, als die LP erstmals 1962 auf dem PHILLIPS INTERNATIONAL- Label veröffentlicht wurde (PILP 1975) G Die Gründe, warum Frost in den original Linernotes als "ein wirklich talentierter Musiker" bezeichnet wurde und warum das Album zusammengestellt wurde "um einer Vielzahl von Freunden des Rhythm & Blues nicht nur ein paar der besten Songs auf diesem Gebiet zu liefern, sondern zwölf potentielle Hits auf einem einzigen, großartigen Album." INFORMATIONEN Wie kaum anders zu erwarten legt BEAR FAMILY noch einen drauf. Wir liefern die Original-LP und zusätzlich Crawlback, die A-Seite der einzigen Single von Frank Frost auf PHILLIPS INTERNATIONAL. Besorgen Sie sich diese LP und lassen Sie sich mitreißen von der ur- sprünglichen Begeisterung ungezählter Bluesfans während der Blütezeit der Schallplatte. Bear Family Records • Grenzweg 1 • 27729 Holste-Oldendorf • Germany www.bear-family.com BEAR FAMILY RECORDS TEL +49(0)4748 - 82 16 16 • FAX +49(0)4748 - 82 16 20 • E-MAIL [email protected] Frank Frost stammte aus Auvergne, Arkansas. Er wurde am 15. April 1936 geboren und starb am 12. Oktober 1999 in Helena, Ar- kansas. Er war der letzte große Bluesmusiker auf den SUN- und PHILLIPS INTERNATIONAL-Labels, und er hatte es verdient! In den An- fangstagen seiner Karriere hatte er mit Sonny Boy Williamson und Robert Nighthawk gearbeitet, und er spielte mit Sam Carr, Nighthawks Sohn, und dem Gitarristen Big Jack Johnson. Die Band wurde nach Sams Vater benannt. Doch schon bald nach dem regionalen Erfolg des gleichnamigen Songs auf der LP nannten sie sich die Jelly Roll Kings. Später machte Frost Aufnahmen für JEWEL RECORDS und tauchte in der Bluesdokumentation 'Deep Blues' und dem Kultfilm 'Crossroads' auf. Zusammen mit Carr und Johnson spielte er viele Jahre lang Blues in den eigenen Juke Joints. Frost bezeichnete seine Musik als "modernen Blues mit Tief- gang". Sein Lieblingsspruch lautete: "Den Blues wird's ewig geben." TITELLISTUNG Side A Side B 1. Everything's Alright 1. Big Boss Man 2. Lucky To Be Living 2. Jack's Jump 3. Jelly Roll King 3. So Tired Living By Myself 4. Baby You're So Kind 4. Now What You Gonna Do 5. Gonna Make You Mine 5. Pocket Full Of Shells 6. Now Twist 6. Just Come On Home Bonus: 7. Crawlback Bear Family Records • Grenzweg 1 • 27729 Holste-Oldendorf • Germany www.bear-family.com.

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